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2008 - 2009 WSMA Event 720 - Flute Duet Music Festival List Teacher Online Data Entry: Enter EventClassSelection, i.e., 720A9. Allotted Performance Time: All Classes = 8 min. 1. A REGULAR Ensemble. A regular ensemble may not be conducted. 2. No Permission or Transfer -This layout 3. Play two contrasting movements on all multi-movement selections unless other instructions are specified. 4. If the length of the music exceeds 3/4 of the allotted performance time, the music may be cut to stay within the time limits. 5. A member of the ensemble is expected to introduce the performance at WSMA District and State Festivals, including performer and accompanist names, name of school, title and composer of piece (and if appropriate, movements being performed), and (Continued) briefly describe a significant aspect of style, form, technique, harmony, rhythm, or melody in the piece. Please go to www.wsmamusic.org for the most accurate Festival Music List and to view recent updates. 720A 10 Belwin Master Duets Adv. Vol. II 720C 1 Six Duets Op. 75 Book I Play one from pgs. 20-22, 23-27, 28-30 1 Belwin Master Duets Easy Vol. 2 Play one mvt. from No. 1; ed. Snell Play any two duets from pgs. 6-32 OR play two contrasting mvts. from Nos. WB ed. Snell 2 or 3 SC Student Composition WB Mozart 2 Infant Holy, Infant Lowly CB-CF 720B arr. Christensen 2 Duo Concertant in G Major IX No. 5 1 A French Trilogy Kendor Play mvt. I or II Play one mvt. 3 12 Country Dances of the Devienne/Stallman Ruge/Yates 17th Century Int Kendor 14222 Play any two 3 Six Petits Duos Faciles Op. 59 2 Mel Bay Presents Flute Duets Vol. 1 arr. Yates, Charles Play any one duet Play one from pgs. 36-47, 78-79, 80-83 Kendor 14276 Berbiguier, T. ed. McCaskill & Gilliam 4 Duet Time EdMus EM220 Mel Bay Play any one 4 Masterworks Arranged for Two Flutes 3 Twelve Classical Duets Scarmolin Vol. 2 Play two duets (8 & 8A are one duet) Ludwig Play pgs. 3-5 (Telemann); Mancinelli/Yates 5 Easy Classics for Two OR play pgs. 22-27 (Bach) Kendor Play any one arr. Guenther 4 Six Little Duets Op. 145 Letter C arr. Stouffer WB Play one from Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4 Kendor 5 Classic Duets for Flute Gariboldi 6 Selected Duets for Flute Vol. I Easy-Med. Play any two duets from CB-CF Play two contrasting duets from Nos. 1-12, 16-21; 5 Selected Duets Vol. II Adv. pgs. 3-23 except pgs. 10-11 OR play all of No. 22. Play any one ed. Voxman arr. Clardy ed. Voxman Rub-HL UnEd Rub-HL 7 Forty Short Duets for Beginner Flutists 6 Six Duets for Two Flutes Op. 2 6 Golden Classic Duets Play two contrasting duets Bk. 1 Nos. 1-3, or Bk. 2 Nos. 4-6 Play any one arr. Moyse Play two contrasting mvts. from one duet arr. Lombardo, Ricky GS-HL Quantz, Johann/ed. Flaumont Lombardo FD-004 8 Gavotte Masters M3653 / M3692 7 Jazzy Duets Harris, Floyd 7 Six Canonic Sonatas Play any one Ludwig D-90B39 Play two contrasting mvts. from any one Rae 9 Duet Adventures Sonata UnEd (Import) Play two contrasting duets from Telemann/Schmidt pgs. 4-12 WestInt 8 Selected Duets Vol. 1 Easy-Med. Play two contrasting duets from arr. Meredith 8 Album of Flute Duets pgs. 47-72 Sueta Play two contrasting mvts. from any one ed. Voxman 10 Belwin Master Duets Flute-Easy Vol. I duet, except play all of Scherzo (last Rub-HL Play any three duets/mvts. (In multi- duet) movement pieces, each movement is arr. Moyse 9 Bon March considered a separate duet.) GS-HL DeFries PEL 720-1 ed. Snell 9 Melodic Suite Op. 281 WB Play Sonatina plus 2 other mvts. 10 Belwin Master Duets Vol. I Int. SC Student Composition Popp, W. Play pgs. 6-9, 14-15, or 18-20 EdMus EM200 arr. Snell WB SC Student Composition 2008 - 2009 WSMA Event 721 - Bb Clarinet Duet Music Festival List Teacher Online Data Entry: Enter EventClassSelection, i.e., 721C2. Allotted Performance Time: All Classes = 8 min. 1. A REGULAR Ensemble. A regular ensemble may not be conducted. 2. No Permission or Transfer -This layout 3. Play two contrasting movements on all multi-movement selections unless other instructions are specified. 4. If the length of the music exceeds 3/4 of the allotted performance time, the music may be cut to stay within the time limits. 5. A member of the ensemble is expected to introduce the performance at WSMA District and State Festivals, including performer and accompanist names, name of school, title and composer of piece (and if appropriate, movements being performed), and (Continued) briefly describe a significant aspect of style, form, technique, harmony, rhythm, or melody in the piece. Please go to www.wsmamusic.org for the most accurate Festival Music List and to view recent updates. 721A 721B 721C 1 Airs and Waltzes from 1 Selected Duets Vol. 1 Easy-Med. 1 Easy Six for Two The Magic Flute Play pgs. 33-35; Play any one Play any two contrasting mvts. except OR play two from 66-69, 72 arr. Stouffer Nos. 8, 9, and 11 ed. Voxman Kendor Mozart/Fuchs Rub-HL 2 The Pagoda of Six Harmonies UnEd (Import) 2 Belwin Master Duets Int. Vol. I Play all repeats 2 J. S. Bach Clarinet Duos Play one duet with repeats from Edelson Play one duet from Nos. 2, 3, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, pgs. 5-32 C&E 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 21 ed. Snell 3 Raining Cats and Dogs Bach/Langenus WB Play any two CF 3 Copycat Polka DiBlasio, Denis 3 Sonate in Bb KV: 292 Braatz Roncorp Play two contrasting mvts. PEL 721-7 4 Duetist Folio for Clarinet Easy-Med. Mozart/Luhring 4 Three Variations Play one from Nos. 16, 17, 38 PEL 721-6 Omit repeats ed. Voxman 4 Carillon from L’ Arlesienne arr. Kistler, Vera Rub-HL Bizet/Smim Alliance AP-249 5 Easy Classics for Two EdMus 5 Five Easy Russian Duets Play one from Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 5 Six Duets Op. 74 Play Elegiac Mood plus two others arr. Stouffer Play No. 1 or 6 Miaskovsky/Barvinsky/Schmidt/Davis Kendor Devienne/Kirkbride WestInt WIM850 6 Learn to Play Clarinet Duets Book 1 Int 6 Nine Duets from Concerti Grossi Op. 6 Play pgs. 34-35 or 36-37 6 Six Concertante Duets Play any one except pg. 1 or 10 arr. Eisenhauer Play any one Handel/Dishinger Alf ed. Ayres Medici 7 Spanish Dancers SP 7 Twelve Classical Duets Harris 7 Variations on a Theme of Prokofieff Play one from Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 9, 10, 11 Ludwig Prokofieff/Schmidt Mancinelli/Yates 8 Gavotte WestInt WIM404 Kendor Harris, Floyd 8 Twelve Duets (Mozart) KV.487 8 Little Suite Ludwig D-B39 Play Nos. 1 and 6 with repeats Play any two 9 Les Plaintes D’Une Poupée (A Doll’s Mozart/Dishinger Kraft Lament) Medici TP Franck/Schmidt 9 Eight Concert Duets 9 Twelve Duets from Anna Magdalena WestInt WIM880 Play one from Nos. 1, 3, 6, 8 Bach Notebook 10 Belwin Master Duets Vol. I Easy Cragun Play any two Play any two except pgs. 4, 6, 8, 28; OR Rub-HL Bach/Dishinger play two contrasting dances on pgs. 10 10 Allegro and Minuet Medici -13 Beethoven/Maganini 10 Rondo Op. 8 No. 2 ed. Snell EdMus EM408 Pleyel/Frost WB SC Student Composition GreatWorks 00556 SC Student Composition SC Student Composition 2008 - 2009 WSMA Event 722 - Saxophone Duet Music Festival List Teacher Online Data Entry: Enter EventClassSelection, i.e., 722B2. Allotted Performance Time: All Classes = 8 min. 1. A REGULAR Ensemble. A regular ensemble may not be conducted. 2. No Permission or Transfer -This layout 3. Music may be transposed to accommodate any combination of two saxophones. 4. Play two contrasting movements on all multi-movement selections unless other instructions are specified. 5. If the length of the music exceeds 3/4 of the allotted performance time, the music may be cut to stay within the time limits. 6. A member of the ensemble is expected to introduce the performance at WSMA District and State Festivals, including performer (Continued) and accompanist names, name of school, title and composer of piece (and if appropriate, movements being performed), and briefly describe a significant aspect of style, form, technique, harmony, rhythm, or melody in the piece. Please go to www.wsmamusic.org for the most accurate Festival Music List and to view recent updates. 722A 722B 722C 1 Belwin Master Duets Adv. Vol. 2 1 Pryor’s Foxtrot 1 Two Buckaroos (AA) Play one from pgs. 3-5, 8-10, 23-25, Pryor/Luhring Harris 28-30, 31-32 PEL 722-7 Ludwig arr. Snell 2 Twelve Classical Duets (AA, TT) 2 Selected Duets Vol. I Easy-Med. WB Play any two (8 and 8A are one duet) Play one from Nos. 3, 4, 11, 15, 25 2 Selected Duets Vol. II Adv. Mancinelli/Yates ed. Voxman Play one from Nos. 4, 6, 10, 17, 18 Kendor Rub-HL ed. Voxman 3 Twelve Duets (Mozart) KV.487 3 Twelve Duets (Bach) Rub-HL Play two contrasting mvts. from Play one from pgs. 4, 9, 10, 11 3 Eight Concert Duets for Two Saxophones Nos. 3, 4, 6,12 Bach/Dishinger Play one from Nos. 1, 6, 8 Mozart/Dishinger Medici Cragun Medici 4 Belwin Master Duets Easy Vol.
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  • Solo and Ensemble Recognized Events

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    RECOGNIZED SOLO AND ENSEMBLE EVENTS (The event number is to be used on the Solo and Ensemble entry form.) WOODWIND SOLO BRASS SOLO PERCUSSION SOLO PIANO SOLO 1. Piccolo 050. Cornet/Trumpet +099. Drum Set 150. Piano Solo 2. C Flute 051. Flugelhorn +100. Xylophone/Marimba/Vibraphone 3. Alto/Bass Flute 052. French Horn +101. Orch. bells 4. Oboe 053. Mellophone/Alto Horn (Group IV & V only) 5. English Horn 054. Trombone +102. Snare Drum VOCAL SOLO 6. Bassoon/Contrabassoon 055. Bass Trombone +103. Tympani 160. Vocal Solo 7. Eb Clarinet 056. Baritone/Euphonium (accompanied or unaccomp.) VOCAL ENSEMBLE 8. Bb Clarinet 057. Tuba/Sousaphone 104. Multiple Percussion 170. Barbershop Quartet 9. Alto Clarinet +105. Multi-Tenor (a cappella) 10. Bass Clarinet BRASS TRIO 175. Small Vocal Ensemble 11. Contra Bass/ 065. Cornet/Trumpet Trio + Refer to Percussion Manual (3 to 6 performers) Contra Alto Clarinet 066. French Horn Trio for additional requirements *180. Large Vocal Ensemble 12. Alto Sax 067. Trombone Trio PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE (7 to 20 performers) 13. Tenor Sax 068. Brass Trio (Tpt., Horn, 110. Percussion Ensemble *185. Madrigal 14. Baritone Sax Trombone) (3-6 performers) (4 to 20 performers) 15. Bass Sax 069. Misc. Brass Trio 111. Mallet Ensemble (a cappella) 16. Soprano Sax (Bb & Eb) (any combination of 3 brasses (3-6 performers) not previously listed) WOODWIND TRIO *112. Large Mallet Ensemble 025. Flute Trio. Like Inst. BRASS QUARTET (7-20 performers) 026. Clarinet Trio. Like Inst. 070. Cornet/Trumpet Quartet *113. Large Percussion Ens. 027. Sax Trio. Any 3 Sax 071. French Horn Quartet (7-20 percussion inst.